Move the enum definition RowFlags in its own include file, to avoid
loading Inset.h. Document it more thoroughly.
Rename RowAfter to AlwaysBreakAfter.
Add CanBreakInside (rows that can be themselves broken). This allow to
differentiate elements before bodyPos() and allows to remove a
parameter to shortenIfNeeded().
Make the Inset::rowFlags() method return int instead of RowFlags, as
should be done for all the bitwise flags. Remove the hand-made bitwise
operators.
Set R::E::row_flags when creating elements.
* INSET elements use the inset's rowFLags();
* virtual element forbid breaking before them, and inherit the *After
flags from the previous element of the row;
* STRING elements usr CanBreakInside, except before bodyPos.
More stuff may be added later.
When inserting € in a math cell, it is put in a text inset and the
cursor leaves the inset. However, inserting ¤ then leads to
\text{€}\text{¤}.
Therefore, try to see if there is a previous \text inset that can be
recycled and insert the new inset there in this case, leading to
\text{€¤}.
Fixes bug #11979.
Clang 12 (at least) misses the fact that tag is always initialized,
because the if/else sequence does cover all cases.
Initialize the variable although it is not required. It does not hurt
at least.
This requires the introduction of the booleans selected_left and
selected_right in PainterInfo. These tell whether the selection
continues at the left/right of the inset.
This information allows to
1/ paint equation number in the right color: either current text color
or selection text color.
2/ before that, paint a small background rectangle of the correct color.
This allows to avoid painting a large rectangle of an arbitrary color
that was the cause of the bug.
Fixes bug #12319.
It was an error using an absolute size instead of one relative to the
size of the used font. It was requiring using the physical dpi of the
screen and caused #12222. Now everything is computed with respect to
the metrics of the font and should be automatically correct.
Fixes#12222.
The context menu for InsetMathRef is now usable.
InsetMathRef still misses support for RefStyle and thus the
corresponding entries are omitted from the menu. But this would
be a different bug.
It is now possible to get a context menu for math insets.
InsetMathSpace was already providing a specific context menu,
but it was never triggered because the math hull inset is not
descendable. It is still so, but now when a context menu is
requested all the insets inside the math hull are examined.
If the inset under the cursor provides a context menu, it
is shown instead of the general math one.
Fixes#12100.
The math color inset inherits the mode of the containing inset.
This mode is inferred by the kind of font in effect. Setting the
right mode allows to insert spaces where these should be allowed.
Another small glitch was that the selection was always parsed in
math mode, so that any space was swallowed, even if the inset would
allow them.
We lack the necessary font (cmb10) for drawing bold uppercase greek
letters. It would be overkill adding it for this sole purpose, so
adopt the same poor man's bold strategy used with \boldsymbol.
A new method for drawing ellipses has been added to the painter
and used for drawing real dots for math decorations and the various
\cdots, \ddots, \vdots, etc., latex commands.
For math decorations with arrows at both ends the code was simply
stretching a prototype symbol, thus distorting the arrows.
Another drawing mode is introduced allowing to draw an element by
maintaining its aspect ratio also when it has to be drawn at the
other end of a decoration. An element drawn using this mode is simply
shifted to the other side by adding either the width or the height,
and a finer adjustment can be obtained by specifying an additional
horizontal or vertical shift.
When the argument is long enough, the arrow in the on-screen representation
was not covering the first or the last glyphs. For example, using
\overrightarrow{abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz}
the 'a' was drawn outside the covering arrow.
This commit takes into account also the case in which a prime follows
a superscript, a case not explicitly mentioned in bug 1633.
This case has to be accounted for in a different way. We cannot look
ahead when exporting, so we simply tell TeXMathStream to output an
empty group if we just output a superscript and a prime comes next.
